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M.MINNVILLE,
OREGON.
WEDNESDAY,
county, who, in their hopes to get a
The Daily Reporter,
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= little more for their produce than the
regular market would bear, induced
Mr. Owens to assume risks that he
never would have done on his own ac-
count purely, and in the disastrous re
suits deserve to lose all that they
will. The Register says there are par
ties in Lane county trying by advance
of a few cents a pound to get hop
growers to ship through them. It will |
have no word of sympathy for them ¡
when they suffer loss, as there are !
plenty of straight business men who 1
will pay them any day all that the
market will justify, spot cash, and no
fooling, and that is the way to do busi-
eess. If you don’t want to sell, hold
your goods, but you take a very un
businesslike risk when you part with
the products of your labor without the j
cash equivalent and trust futures for |
settlements. It is a plain business i
proposition.
Entered in the Postoffioe at McMinnville for
Transmission Through the Mail« as Sec
ond Class Matter.
77/A’ TRUE RUSIN ESS.
■Every week, in some part of the
country, a'merchant fails and makes an
assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors, and the question arises what
caused his failure? Very few are able
to answer fully that question.
One
will say, want of money; another, want
of trade; and another bad manage
ment. All three together, no doubt,
produced the failure. But no remedy
qr solution is offered, whereby the
merchant could have prevented his
misfortune, because seldom does he
consider the real cause which led to
his failure. In reviewing the failures
of Lhe country it will be seen that the
main cause which leads to them is
neglect, or the injudicious expenditure
of money m advertising. If any one
doubts that newspaper advertising does
not pay the advertiser ten fold, let him
read further and be convinced. The
most successful manufacturerers and
business men are the most liberal with
printer’s ink. In Portland six years
ag", there was started a dry goods
house, whose proprietors, John ( >an
& Co., were strangers to the city, But
from the start they advertised; not in
a stingy way, but with liberality. Phev
patrouized all the papers, and to-day
they are the best known and most
prosperous of any dry goods house in
th.c city. .And they acknowledge that
advertising in the newspapers is the
secret of their success.
A. T. Stew
art ’s immense business was, to a great
extent, derived from his advertisements
in the papers. John Wanamaker, of
Philadelphia, is a great advertiser, and
nearly every paper in Philadelphia has
hi« ad. among their columns.
In
every city, it will be tound upon inves
tigation, that the ones doing the larg
est trade and making the most money
are the ones who profit by liberally
patronizing the advertising columns of
th e newspaper. Extensive advertising
makes the name of the firm a house
hold word throughout the country.
WORDS OF ADVICE
, The unbusiness-like custom of ship
pin g produce through warehouse man
agement and taking small advance
payments and trusting to future settle
ments for a completion of the sale, has
in the Roseburg failure and tragedy
another marked illustration. When a
San prepares an article for market, he
should sell and receive his pay at the
time of delivery. The vicious system
of consignments has broken more men
than any other one thing in the com
mercial world. The farmers of Douglas
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BISHOP & KAY
CITY MARKET,
THE CLOTHIERS
W. F. BANCASSER, Propr.
OF
Y AM HILL CO.,
Third St.. Opposite
YAMHILL t't>.
BANK.
D on ’ t F orget the P lace ,
8ueeetieor to Bangaeaer A Son.
Bangaaser*« building Cor. B and Third Htreets*
Here is where you can get your money’s
worth in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage. Tripe
aud everything .n the line of meata, ot the
ls‘«t quality the country afford“. Also the
Best of Bolognas.
Give me a cal) and he satisfiisi.
W. F. BA NG ASH ER.
W. T. BAXTER.
F. J. MARTIN.
New Firm, New Goods, New Prices
At the New Store of
Subscribe for the Reporter, and pay
IN THE
for it when you subscribe, and we will ’
pledge ourselves to give you more
news, for less money, than any other
paper in the Willamette valley. The
Fnrninhing Goods of all kind, and above A new, neat and clean stock
Everv article
Daily will help the weekly 100 per cent. all THE LOWEST PRICES. Also agent«
A No. 1. Fruit Jars, Butter Crocks. Colored
LATEST STYLES.
for the
Glassware, Cutlery, Cased G ihm I s , To
bacco. Pip's and Cigars.
Advertisers» can take their choice, Il row n*vill<* Woolen Hill,
either daily or weekly, at (he same old Currying a full line of all goods made by Fresh X*ruit and Vegetables in ■nanon.
rate. No advance in the price. We’ve tbeae celebrated rnillH,
Give me u cal). Inspect mv «teck, and 1
will guarantee price« to suit you.
come to stay, if you say so.
BUSH LOGAN.
First National Bank,
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ORKOON
McMINNVlnLE,
HILL LOGAN.
WATT HKNl'KHHON.
LOGAN BROS. & HENDERSON.
Proprietors of the old established and well
known
NI<* Al imivillo
LIVERY. FEED AND HALE
stable. We are prepared at all
J acob W ortman ........................ President
hour« to furnish fine Oarriages.
1). P. T hompson ...............Vice-president
J ohn W ortman ............................ Uashie- Hack« and Saddle liorseH. aud everything
Transacts a General Banking business
Interest ali wed on time deposits.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfo
on New York, San Francisco and Portland.
Office hours—from k a. tn. to 4 p. m.
FIRE INSURANCE.
E. E. COUCHER, M. D
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M1HH MAY VKHHBY.
Shadden & Vessey,
Fashionable Dressmakers
|y**i’he Taylor System of Cutting and Fit
in the Livery hire, tn good shape at reason ting employed.
able rates. In addition to first o I iihh outfits in
I1VI.IO. TH I «'KING A F I: A VII Mi, Third Htreet, Next to BiKhop A Kay’« «tore,
We keep a wagon specially adapted to the
McMinnville, Or.
delivery of parcels, trunk« satchels, etc., for
the accomodation of the public. Order« left M HH. A. M c D onald .
M tHH K. T hohnton
at the «table will be promptly attended to at
reasonable rates. TRANSIEN T STOCK left
with uh will receive the best of care and at
tention.
Logan Bros. & Henderson.
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RepreHents the following sterling oompan
iea: London A Liverpool A Globe. North
British A Mercantile. Commercial Union
Fire Association, German American. Fire
man’« Fund. Hartford. Commercial. Anglo
Nevada. State ’nvestment.
Wheat insurance a specialty.
MllN M HHADI'KN.
Fashionable
Dressmaking.
M c M innville
Business College,
Cor. 3d and C Streets.
OVER YAMHILL COUNTY BANK,
Will open October 18. 1886. Attention is
respectfully invited to this
BUSINESS
SCHOOL.
In Mm. H. I*. Htuart’K Millinery Htore.
OPPOSITE GRANGE HALL,
McM INNVILLK
jah . m ' uain .
O hkook .
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McCain & Hurley,
ATTOH YKYN-AT-I. AW
AND NOTAKIFA PUBLIC,
Its fnoilities for thorough practical instruc
Lafayette, Oregon.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
tion; actual business department a specialty '
Eafienial attention paid to abstracts of title
where currency, bank check, drafts, eta., are and settlement of •’states in probate
O bkoon .
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used. Class, or private instruction day or
Office Jail hniding. up stairs.
evening. C<ollege Journal sent free on ap —---------------------- 1 i t ! T'. :— r— I ■' i*»' i f
plication.
C. F. H oughton . Prin.
P. O. Box 101
C. J. P atnb , Hec.
Office and residence, corner of Third und
D ntreeta. next to the poHtoffioe.
B. C. FOBCB.
C. D. JOHNSON
NEW STOCK
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JOHNSON & FORCE.
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or—
Firnt-Claaa
WAGONS, HACKS, BWIES, CABR1AGZ8,
Etc. Etc.
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Just Received at
<D. HYMONS’
W. F. COLLARD,
Dealer in Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,
Cutlery, Fine Fishing tackle, Cigar«,
Etc.
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Bank
Building
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I Third Htreet, Opposite McMinnville
B Htreet, between Third and Fourth.
[-^“Carriage Painting and Repairing a
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Specialty. Parfeet satisfaction guaranteed.
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